as that station transitioned to a new sports format. Following the show's cancellation at WNCX, Maxwell began work under the name Slater at alternative rock station WKQX-LP/Chicago. On July 30, 2012, Maxwell took over as the morning host on Chicago classic rock station WLUP-FM; the station website describes the Chicago version of The Maxwell Show (also known as The Maxwell Morning Show) as "a mix of news, sports, entertainment, everyday life and the best music ever made." Maxwell was joined by co-hosts Rob Hart and John Czahor. On September 12, 2014, Maxwell and Czahor were released from WLUP-FM, as part of a station-wide revamping effort. In November 2013, Maxwell Show cohost Dan Stansbury returned to Cleveland radio as the afternoon host at alternative rock station WLFM-LP, remaining until January 1, 2014 when the station changed to a Spanish music format. In June 2014, he became the morning host at active rock station WRQK-FM/Canton with co-host Matt Fantone. References External links 2004 establishments in Ohio 2009 disestablishments in Ohio American comedy radio programs Radio in Cleveland